I don't think it's necessarily a question of exporters' profits being increased by that 50%, 60% or more that you're seeing. What we're doing is selling and buying at.... The selling price of the commodity matches, to a large extent, the purchase price we have to pay to be able to source that commodity.
It's a global market. We are competing against worldwide suppliers, as well, so our pricing has to match. It's a very competitive global marketplace, so it's not a question of seeing this increase on the store shelves and therefore...that is a direct correlation to the profits being made by the people handling that commodity.